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Animal Rights Activists Face Trial Under Terror Law

By Red Wolf

3 June 2005

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In Rights, Wildlife

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New Jersey is using an anti-terrorism law for the first time to try six animal rights activists charged with harassing and vandalising Huntingdon Life Sciences, a company that made use of animals to test its drugs

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